Novel Ocellatin Peptides Mitigate LPS-induced ROS Formation and NF-kB Activation in Microglia and Hippocampal Neurons
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J. Relvas | P. Eaton | M. Bemquerer | A. P. de Oliveira | J. Medeiros | Alexandra Plácido | J. Leite | C. Portugal | R. Socodato | L. K. Souza | N. A. Sousa | Y. Campelo | A. Araújo | Thiago S L Araújo | Joilson Ramos-Jesus | A. L. Lopes | Constança Amaral | Andrea Lobo | B. Iles | K. M. Nogueira | Guilherme A. L. Oliveira | E. Barbosa
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